The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-15

Isn't Miss Minnie Dupre a charming
soubrette?
Trout fishing is the popular pastime OF
Dillonites, at present.
Eliel has new spring announce ,nent
in this issue Of the TRIBUNE.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Carter, ON
Easter, April 10th, daughter.
The young friends Of Frank Park gave
him "surprise," Wednesday night.
The collection for missions, at Grace NJ.
r. Church Sunday morning, was $4s.
Our prices for job printing are as low as
Is consistent with good work and first.class
stock.
Tomorrow night i, the last night Of the
Mcguire Company. Give them a full
house.
One Of the most popular plays ever put
on the American stage is "Lady Audlcy's
Secret"
An interesting sketch Of the great bat.
tic OF Shiloah will be found. on the inside
Of o.day's paper.
Heap Of "Injuns" in town this week.
They seem to prefer any other place to
their reservation.
Mrs. Belle Douglass, As Cornclia in
East Lynne" is simply irresistible. Be
sure and go tonight.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs !. Il.
Gilbert, Of Point Rocks, was buried from
the NJ. E. Church Monday.
A gang Of masons is at work "a, Spring
Hill putting in 6o.toot turn.tablc and the
foundation for an eight.stall round house.
DR.. Pickman received Il dispatch Satur.
day stating that his wife's father died that
morning, at his home in Pontiac, Michi.
gan.
The log building, formerly occupied by
Layne & Chaplin, was torn down this week,
preparatory to the erection Of Stiles two.
story brick,
The whole amount OF money collected
by Grace church and Sunday school, for
the missionary fund, during the past fiscal
year. is $50.
w. +. Eastman has received new Gran.
dali type writer, which is one Of the sim.
plest and at the same time most rapid ma.
chimes made.
An Eagle Rock man is making ar.
rangements to ship live trout to Butte.
They will be shipped in a tank holding
! about two barrels Of water.
An astonishing quantity Of freight is
daily passing overy the Utah Il Northern.
Last week tra. passed through loaded
with nothing but farming machinery.
Where is the sense in sending East for
dry goods, when Eliel carries one OF
the largest and finest stocks Of scasonable
goods kept In this territory, which he sells
at reasonable prices.
The Baptist sociable and ice cream ics.
tival, held last Saturday night, was not a
great success on account Of bad weather
Those who attended had pleasant time
The proceeds were nearly SIS.
At the militia meeting, held at City Hall
Sunday, company was organized and
officers elected as follows: David Lamont
captain; Robert ]. Moore, FIRST lieutenant
Will II. Smead, second lieutenant.
! The Easter services at the Grace NJ. f
and St. James Episcopal churches were
beautiful and impressive, and were
we'll attended, though the storm kept
many away from the morning service.
Mayuire'a Comedy Company has giver
our people some very pleasing entertain
n,ents this week. Tonight "East Lynne
will be presented, and tomorrow night
i(Saturday) LADY Audley's Secret" Both
Of these are standard plays and ought tc
insure full houses.
Townsend 1tauthanl:: DR.. Dawson 4
Son, proprie.ors OF the steamer Fern, ar
rived this week and are rustling to get III.
boat ready for business. Over 600 tons o.
freight have been assured as a starter, a,'c
everybody intends to make an excursion
to Great Falls and back
Don't fail to see Miss Lolita Wade il,
"East Lynne" tonight. This play is the
one in wt,ic., Miss Wade's superior talents
as an emotional actress, arc brought into
tu!! action. Miss Wadc's support in "E.as'
LYNN" is cxccllSnt and those who mis-:
seeing this great and popular play will re-